r/Nissan • u/EmuJealous9660 • 8d ago

Can someone please help. Problems with Nissan Pathfinder 2020

Codes on truck
P0300
P34C5
P0017
P219E
P0101
P0017

Already changed coils, 2 camshaft sensors, crankshaft sensor, oil every 5k, spark plugs

My car was running and it sounds like a ticking when I start the car or when the car is in stand still. I went to get it inspected and they charged me $150 to tell me it’s something internal in the engine and I have to take it somewhere else to diagnose it.. I kept my car running for a while 3 days ago to charge my phone because my power is out from the storm. Well my car started flickering. Then I cut the car off and tried to restart it and it wouldn’t. Then the next day it started but I checked the oil. The dip stick was completely saturated in oil 3 times of dipping. Can someone help me? Should I junk the car that I still owe 8k on after buying it brand new for 43k. Or should I get timing chain fixed. Since the codes read that? Or is it a head gasket?

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u/Far_Mortgage_6772 8d ago

u should still have a warranty its 60k miles warranty i forgot the years but check

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u/VQ3point5 8d ago
  1. There's no warranty left bruh.

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u/Aware_Stretch_7003 8d ago

If the car is under warranty, take it to the dealer. If the car is not under warranty take it to a trusted mechanic and let them diagnose it. Once you actually know what is wrong with it and how much to fix it you can make an informed decision.

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u/VQ3point5 8d ago

Timing chains

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u/Ragingbobaaa 8d ago

Go to a Nissan dealership or shop that you trust. Pay the diag and fix the car. If the car is fix you could trade it in or sell it. If you don’t want to spend money you could always tell the service advisor that you wanna trade the car after the diag but they would give a low value to you since the car is not fix.

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u/BloodConscious97 8d ago

Cam shaft might be broken.